Special Reports
Three suspected terrorist logistics suppliers arrested at market in Borno
Troops of the Nigerian Army have arrested three suspected terrorist logistics suppliers throughout an operation at Damboa Market in Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State.
Security sources stated the arrests had been made on November 2, 2026, following credible intelligence on the alleged actions of suspected suppliers working out there.
The operation was performed by troops of 25 Military Intelligence Regiment, 25 Brigade, below Sector 2, supported by the Provost Company.
The suspects had been recognized as Tela Alhamdu, 67; Alhaji Kolo Kauji, 50; and Bulama Alabe, 50. All three had been stated to be residents of Kauji Village in Damboa Local Government Area.
Items recovered through the operation included three Volkswagen Golf automobiles, 38 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), 4 cellphones and ₦99,300 in money.
The suspects and recovered gadgets stay in navy custody for additional investigation and obligatory motion.
The arrests type a part of ongoing efforts by safety forces to disrupt suspected terrorist provide networks and limit the motion of logistics supporting rebel actions within the North-East.
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